5. Microphones on
mute
I will talk with
my guests
?
Questions can be
asked in the
side panel
The way the webinar will work
6. Preparing for the webinar
?
Download &
print the
handout
Use the
handout
Or Draw
it up
Pen & Paper to
make notes
Question
Box
7. Jennie Vickers
Digital Native in Spirit & Early
Adopter
Milloldial (Like a Millennial)
Studying Social Media for 8 + Years
Expertise & Interest in introducing
Social Media conversation to Boards
11. Why you should care about social media
#1 Platform supporting Customer
Experience
CX Matters
12. Why you should care about customer experience
75%+ consumers posted about
negative experience but 70%
companies little understanding of
conversations going on
Costs 8x more to get a new
customer than to keep an
existing
Commoditisation has stripped
away existing sources of
differentiation-CX is it
13. Why you should care about customer experience
•Business-B to C
•Business-B to B
•Charities and NFPs
•Government-Obama Executive Order
Costs too much to give bad CX
Starting the process rethink from
Inside Out to Outside In
14. Why you should care about social media
Mobile Explosion
Increasing numbers do not watch
tv or read papers-how do you
communicate with them?
15. Social Media for individuals
BE
FOUND
KEEP IN
TOUCH
CONNECT &
RECONNEC
T
PERSONAL
POSITIONIN
G
?
FIND
ANSWERS
16. Social Media for customers
BE
FOUND
CONNECT &
RECONNEC
T
?
DELIVER
ANSWERS
BUILD
COMMUNITY
MONITOR
COMPETITOR
S
17. Over to Geoff to talk about building a
community
GEOFF MCDONALD
18.
19.
20.
21. Social Media inside companies
INCREASE
EMOTIONAL
CAPITAL
ENGAGE
STAFF
CREATE
COMMUNITY
COMMUNICAT
E BETTER
?
FIND
ANSWERS
22. Social Media for NFPs and Government
POSITION
FOR
SURVIVAL
ENGAGE
STAKEHOLDER
S
COMPETE
FOR
MONEY
COMMUNICAT
E BETTER
?
PROVIDE
ANSWERS
$
33. Strategy first, Social Media strategy second
Your strategy for
YOUR life
Supporting your
organisation’s
business strategy
Supporting the
strategies & goals of
your communities
34. Strategy isn’t Rocket Science
DR NORMAN
CHORN
www.centstrat.com
Strategy is an ongoing
process of
understanding your
environment and
determining the best
way to act
35. Strategy isn’t Rocket Science
“Strategy is the process of connecting your business
(your life/your community) with the needs of customers
(stakeholders/members/service users/future employers)
and the environment. It is the process of creating value
for them.”
36. Strategy isn’t Rocket Science
Key Principles:
About aligning your organisation (you/community) with customer
(stakeholder/potential employers etc) needs and market conditions
Process not a plan
Embrace principles of competition
Driven by imagination and human spirit
Creating a compelling story bringing threads together coherently
About talking about what you want measured and managed
37. Strategy-How to get going
1. What is our/your purpose?
1. What is the idea? Value Proposition?
1. What is our/my culture and style?
1. What are my key goals and priorities?
1. What is the conversation we/you/they need
to have?
38. Second Row – Your Role
Participation Observation Elucidation
39. Role 1 – Participation
Signing Up & Creating a
Profile
Contributing
Pieces Comments Support Discussions Questions
48. Third Row - Audience
Who do you want to
connect with?
Who do you want to
find you?
Where are they?
Who do you want to
connect with?
Who do you want to
find you?
Where are they?
Who do you want to
connect with?
Who do you want to
find you?
Where are they?
Zeopard.com
57. Putting The Model To Work-Meet Sindy
Sindy has a
perfect
marriage
She has a 7yr
old son & a
guide dog in
training
She wants a
good life/work
balance
She wants to be
the leader of a
Government
Department
58. Putting The Model To Work – Sindy at work
Department Of
Life
Looking For
Next Step
Goal &
Strategy
Social Media
Strategy
Lesser known
department
Ensure 25-55yr
olds are in work
until they are 75
Has worked there
for 3 years.
Is thinking about
her next step.
Helps 25-55yr olds
in all elements.
Uses social media
to connect with
target community.
59. Putting The Model To Work – Sindy outside
work
$ RNZFB
Sindy is a school
governor of her
son’s school
Sindy is a friend,
supporter &
fundraiser for RNZFB
Plans to join the
RNZFB board in
18 months time
60. YOU you for Sindy
STRATEGY
- Increase profile as an expert in leadership in government
- Be headhunted for promotion
ROLE
- Participation
Audiences
-On LinkedIn
-Possibly following Twitter
-Could be encouraged to go to Wordpress Blog
Zeopard.com
61. EMPLOYEE You for Sindy
STRATEGY
- Organization strategy is to help 25-55yr olds in all elements of their
lives.
- Organization’s strategy is to use social media to build relationships with
the 25-55 community.
ROLE
- Observation
Audiences
- Hanging out on Facebook
Zeopard.com
62. COMMUNITY You for Sindy
STRATEGY
- Fundraising and competing better for $
-School-Attract new pupils
ROLE
- Elucidation
Audiences
-RNZFB talks through Facebook
-School communicates with parents through wordpress blog
Zeopard.com
63. Next Steps Action Plan for Sindy - Participation
Learn how to participate
Just
Do
It!
64. Next Steps Action Plan for Sindy - Observation
Observe how it is used well
Tools For
Social Media
65. Next Steps Action Plan for Sindy - Elucidation
Get clued up on issues of concern
around social media
$ Observe how successful charities
use social media for fundraising
71. Your Next Step Action Plan – Life dimensions
Identify driving
strategies
Identify the
right role for
each
dimension
Pick your
platforms
Learn how
to play your
role
Take some time to look at the three life dimensions
72. Leadership New Zealand Social Media
Webinar Series
Running a
webinar series
starting Dec
2012
30 minute
webinars
running twice
on each topic
Free but only
open to LNZ
members
All microphones will be on mute
I will do all the talking with contributions from my expert guests
Questions can be asked throughout the session and we will answer as many as we can in the time available
Use the Question panel on the side
All microphones will be on mute
I will do all the talking with contributions from my expert guests
Questions can be asked throughout the session and we will answer as many as we can in the time available
Use the Question panel on the side
Download and print the handouts emailed through
Use the handouts if you have them
If no handout easy to draw up
Pen and Paper to make notes
How the question box works
Digital Native and Early Adopter-had email account for 23+ years
Milloldial=
Think like a Millennial, Gen X, Gen Y and a Baby Boomer
Been studying role of social media in professionals’ lives for 8+ years
Particular expertise and interest in the need to introduce the right social media conversation into the Boardroom
Geoff McDonald
Bookrapper.com
Dr Norman Chorn
Centre for Strategic Development
Geoff McDonald
Bookrapper.com
Dr Norman Chorn
Centre for Strategic Development
Social media is becoming the No. 1 Platform for supporting the ** of superior CX.
CX matters in 2012 to every organisation and individual.
Social media is becoming the No. 1 Platform for supporting the ** of superior CX.
CX matters in 2012 to every organisation and individual.
Social media is becoming the No. 1 Platform for supporting the ** of superior CX.
CX matters in 2012 to every organisation and individual.
Social media is becoming the No. 1 Platform for supporting the ** of superior CX.
CX matters in 2012 to every organisation and individual.
Personal positioning as an expert – in personal capacity separate from your employer.
Be found – by recruiters, companies and potential employers.
To keep in touch
To connect & reconnect
To find answers from trusted sources.
Personal positioning as an expert – in personal capacity separate from your employer.
Be found – by recruiters, companies and potential employers.
To keep in touch
To connect & reconnect
To find answers from trusted sources.
Geoff McDonald
Bookrapper.com
Dr Norman Chorn
Centre for Strategic Development
Personal positioning as an expert – in personal capacity separate from your employer.
Be found – by recruiters, companies and potential employers.
To keep in touch
To connect & reconnect
To find answers from trusted sources.
Personal positioning as an expert – in personal capacity separate from your employer.
Be found – by recruiters, companies and potential employers.
To keep in touch
To connect & reconnect
To find answers from trusted sources.
Column one
It really is all about you
What is your personal strategy, your goals and your vision for your future and that of your family?
Think about your aspirations in your:
work
Your role in supporting the entity that provides you with your financial livelihood
Your role supporting and enhancing your organisation’s social media strategy
Your role in your community:
Charities
Children’s Schools
Causes you are passionate about
Church
Hobbies and activities
sports
Difficulties in reconciling how social media works in ways that seem to contradict our different roles and the different dimensions in our lives. So the solution is we have devised a model to help people make a clear distinction about the different roles they have in life and how social media needs to fit in with those roles at this given point in time.
Unpacking the Model-The 3 columns
Row 1 is strategy:
Your Strategy for Your life
Employee You-Your role in supporting your organisation’s business Strategy and Social Media Strategy
Community You-Your role in each of your communities in supporting their strategies and goals
Geoff McDonald
Bookrapper.com
Dr Norman Chorn
Centre for Strategic Development
Geoff McDonald
Bookrapper.com
Dr Norman Chorn
Centre for Strategic Development
Geoff McDonald
Bookrapper.com
Dr Norman Chorn
Centre for Strategic Development
Geoff McDonald
Bookrapper.com
Dr Norman Chorn
Centre for Strategic Development
There are three different roles, positions or approaches you can take
Role depends on the strategy
3 different approaches:
Participation
Observation
Elucidation
Participation involves:
Signing Up and creating a Profile
Contributing
Pieces
Comments
Moral or other support
Starting discussions
Asking questions
Answering questions
Participation involves:
Listening
Reading contributions
Searching
Listening to podcasts, watching videos
Being aware of what is being said
Only which is relevant to You
Participation involves:
Scanning
Becoming aware of what is being said on and around your strategy
Keeping up with new social media developments which could provide new platforms for participation
Monitoring and Measuring Success
Challenging validity and applicability of chosen platforms
Observation means:
Acquiring judgment from or based on observing.
Observation involves:
Signing Up and creating a Profile
Participation involves:
Listening
Reading contributions
Searching
Listening to podcasts, watching videos
Being aware of what is being said
Only which is relevant to You
Participation involves:
Scanning
Becoming aware of what is being said on and around your strategy
Keeping up with new social media developments which could provide new platforms for participation
Monitoring and Measuring Success
Challenging validity and applicability of chosen platforms
Elucidation means:
getting to grips with a concept or idea and arriving at an interpretation that removes obstacles to understanding
Elucidation involves:
Identifying what are myths and what are the truths about the chosen platform
Getting to grips with how the expert users use the relevant platforms
Participation involves:
Listening
Reading contributions
Searching
Listening to podcasts, watching videos
Being aware of what is being said
Only which is relevant to You
Participation involves:
Scanning
Becoming aware of what is being said on and around your strategy
Keeping up with new social media developments which could provide new platforms for participation
Monitoring and Measuring Success
Challenging validity and applicability of chosen platforms
Strategy determines platform
Role determines how to engage on and with the platform
You decide on the Platforms for You You
Work decides on platforms for Employee You
Community chooses platform for Community You (you might be the community decision
Facebook
Twitter
Linkedin
Youtube
Slideshare
Meet Sindy who is going to get social
Sindy has a perfect marriage, meeting her husband when they were 16, just celebrated 25 years together
Sindy has one 7 year old son at school and a Labrador guidedog puppy in training
Sindy wants to keep a good work/life balance
Sindy is ambitious and wants to make a difference as a leader of a Government Department
Sindy works for the Department of Life Longevity, a new lesser know department established to ensure 25-55 year olds are in work, developing their careers and able to work until they are 75 at least
Sindy has been with the Department of Life Longevity for 3 years and is thinking about looking for her next step up in the next 2 years
The Department has a goal and strategy around helping 25-55 year olds in all elements of their lives
The department has a social media strategy of using social media to connect with their target community and provide resources and help to them
Sindy is a school governor of her son’s school
Sindy is a friend, supporter and fundraiser for RNZFB
Sindy plans to join the RNZFB Board in 18 months time when Mr Standard Poodle retires
You You Sindy-Participation
Learn how to Participate on Linkedin, Twitter and Wordpress
Then Just Do It
Community You Sindy-Elucidation
Get clued up on issues of concern to boards and governance bodies around social media
Observe how the most successful charities use social media for fundraising
Difficulties in reconciling how social media works in ways that seem to contradict our different roles and the different dimensions in our lives. So the solution is we have devised a model to help people make a clear distinction about the different roles they have in life and how social media needs to fit in with those roles at this given point in time.
Take some more time to look at your three life dimensions
Consider and identify the driving strategy of each
Identify the right role at this time for each of the life dimensions
Pick your platforms or let them pick you
Learn how to play your role to achieve the desired outcome
Jennie Vickers and expert guests running a webinar series starting in December 2012
30 minute webinars running twice on each topic and available as a download
Webinar series free but only open to LNZ Members - details to follow